Oct 8 (Reuters) - Rap-rock band Limp Bizkit sued its label Universal Music Group (UMG.AS), opens new tab in California federal court on Tuesday, claiming the group is owed at least $200 million in ...

The track, called Breaking My Back or Strain by fans, was played at shows in the Three Dollar Bill Y’all era but never ...

Limp Bizkit is fighting for what they deserve. In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles, the band accused Universal Music Group of withholding money from them. The band worked with the music ...

By Bill Donahue Limp Bizkit and frontman Fred Durst are suing Universal Music Group (UMG) over allegations that the label owes the band more than $200 million, with Durst’s lawyers writing that ...

By Winston Cho A legal brawl has broken out between Universal Music Group and Limp Bizkit over an alleged flaw in the record company’s system that calculates royalties, with the band claiming ...

Limp Bizkit‘s lawsuit against Universal Music Group faces new hurdles as a federal judge has denied the band’s demand to void its contract with the company, months after the group first sued ...

Woodstock '99, which was held from July 23 to 25 that year, ended in absolute chaos and much of the blame was pointed at the then-ascending nu-metal group Limp Bizkit. The Woodstock 99 ...

Limp Bizkit and frontman Fred Durst have filed a lawsuit against Universal Music for $200million (£152.7m), alleging that the band “never received any royalties” until recently. According to ...

Limp Bizkit is allowed to move forward with their lawsuit against Universal Music Group that alleges the label deliberately withheld as much as $200 million in royalties. The claims against the ...

The band announced the news on Instagram saying: “For personal health concerns and based on medical advice given by my personal physician to take an immediate break from touring, Limp Bizkit ...

Growing up in the Midwest in the early-aughts was the epitome of a convergence of weird, perpendicular and strange worlds. Butt rock was infiltrating my father’s iPod Nano; high schoolers I ...